There’s likely little Bangor can do to quiet the sirens
Bangor’s fire chief discussed the purpose of sirens on the city’s emergency vehicles during a city council committee meeting on
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Battle over Moody Beach: Residents and visitors fight over beach access
Moody Beach in Wells was deemed “private” after a court ruling in 1989, and residents and non-residents alike have been
Read MoreMaine to prohibit the sale of fluorescent light bulbs because they contain mercury
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Read MoreBrunswick will hold tax rate after reassessment backlash
After backlash from the community, Brunswick town councilors voted to delay the 2023 property tax assessment indefinitely, meaning the home
Read More86-year-old Mainer found guilty of using dead brother’s identity for nearly 6 decades
A Maine man faces up to 20 years in prison after being found guilty of using the identity of his
Read MoreDown East town likely to delay towering flagpole proposal again
Columbia Falls might extend by another six months a temporary ban on major developments, including a potential 1,400-foot tower that
Read MoreClosure of Rick’s Lobby Café will leave hole in the heart of Portland
While running their cafe, Rick and Molly Wood also act as greeters, tour guides and door holders, brightening the days
Read MoreMore than a dozen umbrellas damaged in Bangor art installation
More than a dozen damaged umbrellas in the Umbrella Sky art installation hanging over Cross Street in downtown Bangor will
Read MoreMaine hunter turns his homemade bear scents and traps into a business
Tyler Dodge was sitting in his treestand in 2022 overlooking a bait site when he had a bear come in behind
Read MoreLimestone town manager changing role 2 months after being hired
LIMESTONE, Maine — Limestone’s latest town manager, who said he’d donate his salary back to the town, is now taking on
Read MoreMaine lawmaker floats ‘civil disorder’ bill that would outlaw neo-Nazi training camp
AUGUSTA, Maine — A Maine lawmaker is floating legislation ahead of next year to explicitly outlaw a neo-Nazi paramilitary camp in Penobscot
Read MoreThis Maine guide and former boxer became the ‘greatest outdoor cook in America’
Hard Telling Not Knowing each week tries to answer your burning questions about why things are the way they are
Read MoreLooking Back on Aug. 22
100 Years Ago: 1922 The girls of Camp Minnetonka will give an entertainment at the Grange hall, Aug. 24, for
Read MoreRoute 302 in Naples closed to traffic after car ends up suspended in power lines
Roughly 1,200 homes are without power in Naples and Harrison due to the crash Read More
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